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“Lord, teach us to pray…” Prayer is not jus

“Lord, teach us to pray…”

Prayer is not just a listing out of gratitudes and intentions, prayer is lifting our hearts to the God of the universe, looking at His Holy throne and, while feeling unworthy, giving Him the praise and honor He is worthy of.

Prayer is essential. Prayer is life-changing. Prayer is our soul breathing for the very first time, every single day.

And we can begin again, in every moment. We can lift our gaze to Him who is Good and utter praise and thanksgiving and tell Him our deepest needs and sufferings and desires.

So let’s get to it, dear sister. Our Lord awaits. #BISsisterhood #prayerjournaling #prayer #catholicprayer

Many would have us believe that the lack of a mira

Many would have us believe that the lack of a miracle is a sign of a lack of faith. Yet that is not always the case. When we look at the centurion in today’s Gospel, he did not rely on the strength of his own faith for a miracle. Instead, he relied on Jesus. He trustingly brought the matter to the Lord (Matthew 8:5) and submitted it to His wisdom and power. Our Lord responded simply, “I will come and cure him” (verse 7) even before He praised the magnitude of the centurion’s faith (verse 10).

Can we hand over to the Lord our needs and intentions in this same way—to trust in Him? Not looking to the greatness of our faith as a means of entitlement to signs and wonders, but instead, asking Him to work according to His wisdom, not our own. More than our faith, perhaps it’s about submission to His sovereignty.

I pray today, sister, that your heart will be filled with an overwhelming sense of this sovereignty and provision in your life, even when it is beyond what your mind can understand.

Read the rest of today’s #BISdailydevotion written by @rocioesthermaria on the site.

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I’m not a busy person as much as I like to occup

I’m not a busy person as much as I like to occupy myself. It probably stems from some misguided need to be productive. The problem with my busy-bee approach is that it offers little time to quiet myself and be still. It keeps me from getting to the bottom of the roots of old habits mixed in with poor habits which continues the cycle and has led me straight to burnout.

Excuses become acceptable and, before I know it, I am giving into a bad habit and lack the discipline to reign it in.

Over the summer, Jesus spoke to me through a wise and holy priest who said, “Take your time.” I can’t tell you how much I needed those words. They are such simple words, and yet they completely calmed my inner restlessness. It’s almost like I was a candle, flickering continuously underneath a draft until I was repositioned and the wick became calm and still. As I have slowly unpacked what it means for me to take my time, it has opened my eyes to the self-inflicted expectations and demands I place on myself.

// Read this full post, Pursuing Peace // No More Excuses, written by @chiscuas_ on the #BISBlog

Today we begin our Advent devotional, Peace Has a Name. We are so honored to be praying with you this season and would love for you to share any goals or resolutions for Advent in the comments! ✨

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